You know, I was totally expecting some sort of amorphous blob that would look more like an amorphous blob to me than an actual swastika. The last
thing I expected was an actual swastika. I was thinking pareidolia but nope, that's a swastika.

Let me guess: She suffered severe psychological distress and needs some money to make it all better??

I knew a guy who worked for a fried chicken place. 20 minutes before closing, they received a phone call. The manager said that they all had to work
late because some tour bus was stopping and had many people on it. People already had plans to go to a party, but it didn't matter!! NO!! They had to
stay and make food for a whole bus-load of people. One of the cooks, through his frustration, found a dead rat outside behind one of the dumpsters,
and he rolled and deep-fried it and sent it out on a big platter of fried chicken. Not one complaint. Not one.

An off duty cop was eating at a local Mexican restaurant. As he made his way to the bathroom, he looked into the kitchen. He saw a dude pissing in the
refried beans. The off duty cop arrested him on sight. I don't know all the details, only that it did happen. I never ate there again.

Could this woman prove the person that put it on there meant for it to be a Nazi symbol? She probably doesn't know this but that is also a Hindu
religious symbol. The Swastika Symbol

In Hinduism, the two symbols represent the two forms of the creator god Brahma: facing right it represents the evolution of the universe
(Devanagari: प्रवृत्ति, Pravritti), facing left it represents the involution of the universe (Devanagari: निवृत्ति,
Nivritti). It is also seen as pointing in all four directions (north, east, south and west) and thus signifies a grounded stability. Its use as a Sun
symbol can first be seen in its representation of the god Surya (Devanagari: सूर्य, Sun). The swastika is considered extremely holy and
auspicious by all Hindus, and is regularly used to decorate items related to Hindu culture. It is used in all Hindu yantras (Devanagari:
यंत्र) and religious designs. Throughout the subcontinent of India, it can be seen on the sides of temples, religious scriptures, gift
items, and letterheads. The Hindu deity Ganesh (Devanagari: गणेश) is often shown sitting on a lotus flower on a bed of swastikas.

If I'd received that on mine, I'd have shrugged and chowed down. It's not going to hurt you, lady, it's ultimately just lines that you would never
have seen without rummaging through the sandwich to begin with.

And I certainly wouldn't have gotten someone fired for it, that's crude. It's a crappy job, but someone's got to slap your cheap food together for
you to complain about. Random "decor" on the meat-facing side of the buns is the least of my worries when it comes to fast food.

I thought the real crime was getting butter on your chicken sandwich. She probably special ordered it (no mayo, add butter) and was checking if it
was there. The person she special ordered it from was probably pissed she special ordered and threw on the swastika butter (coming to a store near
you soon). Based on the article, she was not "lovin' it."

First off the Nazi swastika is right to left, the pagan and others are usually left to right, the employee probably did the pagan one but on the
underside of the bun which the women is complaining about it is a reflection and as it turns out is the Nazi version.
2nd what the hell is she doing checking the bun for? edible food?
3rd who cares its all poison anyway
4th she's probably one of those people that are miserable gits who don't have a life and just want to feel self important by interfering in other
peoples lives so much so that it makes them feel good.
We had a neighbour like that, she'd complain about nothing important to the world just to make herself the momentary center of attention.

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